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Center Console Leather re-trim

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Floydsolo

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Anyone done this? If so, who did it, how much did it cost & any pics would be great.
 
You need to have a read of THIS

I want to get mine embossed and did enquire recently if there was enough interest for another group buy.
 
I had the whole centre console and lid retrimmed. Pics of mine are in the linked thread. I got Linas at DesignLS to do it. Fantastic service and an OEM finish. Think it cost around £700 all in, which included the tooling for the Turbo logo I had embossed on the lid. Craftsmanship is second to none and I would thoroughly recommend his work. :thumbs:
 
Another linus fan here!
 
Pics of mine also in the link jpsh120 posted ,Linas at Designls is the man as I am sure you will read in the link.
We did a group buy with him at the start of this year he only needs 5 interested guys to do it again. :thumb: :thumb:
 
Barrow said:
Is there a local place in Lancashire who can do this??
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Barrow,
You can post your items to linas and he will post them back. :thumb:
 
Shaoxter said:
Subbed in case there's another group buy :)
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Shaoxter, just give linas a call set up a group buy with him confirm the price
post it on here let others add their names when you have 5/6 interested names call him back he will give you a code to use when booking and paying with him so he will have the same info as you about who has paid as soon as he has the 5 or more for the group buy he will discuss individually with each party dates etc. but getting an agreement from him to a group buy and then posting it for others to join are the first things to do mate. :thumb: :grin:
 
Happy to send ithe lid,t but I think I would like to do all the centre console.
 
Barrow said:
Happy to send ithe lid,t but I think I would like to do all the centre console.
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It's not a massive job to remove, and you can drive the car around no problem without the console. If you're not confident maybe get a local specialist to take it out and then courier it. I must admit, I drove to his workshop and got him to take it out as I happened to be passing nearby. Linus then posted it back to me a few weeks later as I live in the Channel Islands (so he even knocked the VAT off :thumb:). Reinstalling was a doddle.
 
Barrow said:
Happy to send ithe lid,t but I think I would like to do all the centre console.
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Barrow, the other option would be to grab one of fleabay send it to him get it done and when its returned swap with yours and flog yours on flea bay get the money back. :thumb:
 
I specced my full centre consul in leather from new including logo on the lid.

Wasn't overly expensive and still looks great...
 

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